Call the town and ask what they have on the town card for bedrooms and bathrooms.

I have a good credit score (791 based solely on credit cards) make almost $200,000 per year, and have very healthy investment and retirement accounts in America.

I actually used to have a game modeled after Monopoly that was called Slumlord😂 same type of antics with buying property, maintenance cards, dealing with code enforcement etc… Bought it at a real estate convention 

Basically its a big credit card that I can now use for any business related purpose, in my case Ill use it to do more deals.So here is where the 8 unit comes into play.

TurboTenant offers a maintenance program for $149 annually; they will respond to tenant issues, troubleshoot, assign to a pro, and charge your card on file (unless it's over your set amount, then they will call to confirm).

It’s easy to get caught up in the excitement of a potential deal, but skipping this step can lead to costly mistakes.Getting your real estate license is also a solid strategy just realize once you have a license wholesaling may not be in the cards as its a very gray area.Lastly, since you're planning to buy properties for yourself in 2026, start laying the groundwork now.

I've filled out those little "Enter to Win" cards at the mall for a new car and had timeshare folks blow my phone up for the next 3 months.

Or enter "for repairs" and take photographs of expensive new stuff for court...but they may be paying down credit cards.

It always cracks me up when someone hands me a business card that says "President and CEO" and they don't realize how ridiculous that looks.

No owner is going to care if you print a brochure or show up with index cards written in crayon.